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Performance of PHP scripts in the html files
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I would like to force the execution of PHP scripts in the html files, so I pointed out directive . htaccess file:
AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .php .html
Will it be attained my goal?
… But, unfortunately, nothing not changed.
Moreover even simple few small PHP scripts not performed such as greeting "Hello world!" do not mention more complex scripts.
Several times I checked the work of Php scripts - as a result none of them work.
What is the reason this result?
Furthermore earlier I added in section "Apache Handlers" one of the scripts.
Result is the same.
I also tried to change the file extension from html file on extension .Php.
As a result, with all this page does not open in the browser at all, in turn, the browser starts loading file instead opening it.
What's the matter?
In advance I thank you for the help me.
Yours faithfully, Vsevolod M.
I would like to force the execution of PHP scripts in the html files, so I pointed out directive . htaccess file:
AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .php .html
Will it be attained my goal?
… But, unfortunately, nothing not changed.
Moreover even simple few small PHP scripts not performed such as greeting "Hello world!" do not mention more complex scripts.
Several times I checked the work of Php scripts - as a result none of them work.
What is the reason this result?
Furthermore earlier I added in section "Apache Handlers" one of the scripts.
Result is the same.
I also tried to change the file extension from html file on extension .Php.
As a result, with all this page does not open in the browser at all, in turn, the browser starts loading file instead opening it.
What's the matter?
In advance I thank you for the help me.
Yours faithfully, Vsevolod M.
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Hello Vsevolod, Thank you for your question. Below is a basic example of a php script that runs, you may have to rename your .htaccess file (something like .htaccess.old), so the changes you made there will not affect the script. How to create a basic php script (hello world) that runs: This can be done by simply creating a file, and putting the script in the text. For example if you create a file in your public_html folder called: example.php In the body of the file I entered: < ? php echo "Hello World"; ?> Now, you will see Hello World, when you navigate to the file via this address: domain.com/example.php If you have any further questions, feel free to post them below. Thank you, -John-Paul
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